Multiple Choice
According to Descartes' theory of visual perception,
A) the mind's conscious percept bears no necessary relationship to the real observed object.
B) the mind's conscious percept is a nearly perfect replica of the real observed object.
C) the relationship between percept and object is inconsequential, so long as mechanical action is initiated.
D) the conscious percept is an inverted, double copy of the observed object.
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